Robert Duvall & More Set for Season 5 of OPRAH'S MASTER CLASS on OWN

The all-new season will include multiple Emmy-winning host Ellen DeGeneres (October 25), film legend Robert Duvall (November 8), one of the biggest box office draws of all-time Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson (November 15) and Grammy Living Legend Award winner Smokey Robinson (November 1). Other masters include Oscar-winning actor and musician Jeff Bridges (December 6), five-time Grammy Award winner and singer-songwriter James Taylor (November 29) and Grammy Award-winning songstress and actress Patti LaBelle (November 22).

Ellen DeGeneres - Sunday, October 25

Ellen DeGeneres wins millions of hearts every day on her Emmy-winning talk show "The Ellen DeGeneres Show," but she never set out to change the world. Throughout her childhood growing up in Louisiana, she always looked at things just a little differently from the rest of us, and that unique perspective has guided her courageous journey. A journey that not only guided her to a memorable appearance on "The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson," but front and center years later in a historic episode of her sitcom "Ellen." For years, her easygoing style was masking a secret, but that changed when Ellen came out in front of 42 million viewers - an emotional first in the history of television that will forever place Ellen among trailblazers, and remains a valuable lesson on compassion and living PROOF that your truth will set you free.

Smokey Robinson - Sunday, November 1

Smokey Robinson was meant to make music. He penned his first hit at age five and founded legendary group The Miracles while still in high school, so it's hard to believe that as a child he thought being a professional singer was an impossible dream. Dozens of Top 40 hits later and over 4,000 songs to his credit, Smokey is the definition of a true entertainer. His powerful falsetto and beautiful lyrics are the soundtrack to many romances and his melodies still resonate with our soul. Born and raised in Detroit and known as the "King of Motown," Smokey opens up about penning the unforgettable hits that made Motown world-famous. After experiencing some struggles later on life, Smokey remains forever inspired by the love of his family, and still awed that the dream he once thought impossible remains the joy of his life over 50 years later.

Robert Duvall - Sunday, November 8

As one of the most acclaimed actors in American history, the incomparable Robert Duvall has acted in over 100 roles. His fierce devotion to his craft in iconic classics such as, "To Kill a Mockingbird, "Apocalypse Now," "The Godfather," and "Lonesome Dove" has earned Duvall not only an Academy Award, but recognition as an actor's actor. Revered for his portrayals, Duvall shares how he credits his deep BELIEF in authenticity as the driving force to bring stories to life, like that of the Southern preacher in his powerful tale "The Apostle." This authenticity and Duvall's personal dedication to live life gracefully while remaining truthful in his work, continues to magnetize audiences and cement Duvall's role as an acting legend.

Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson - Sunday, November 15

His movies have combined for over a billion dollars, and Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson's career continues to thrive with movies like mega-Hollywood blockbuster "The Fast and the Furious" and thriller "San Andreas." But beneath the strong exterior, smile and charismatic persona like that of his wrestling character "The Rock," lies a toughness Johnson created when early dreams were dashed and the instability of family life could have threatened his faith. Enticed early by his young, untamed heart, Johnson followed many paths, but through his many roles-from football player to wrestler to actor-has learned to express gratitude, trust his unique voice and personal perspective.

Patti LaBelle - Sunday, November 22

Larger than life female vocalist Patti Labelle has electrified audiences over the past five decades. Growing up, she was hesitant about revealing her God-given talent, but as front for Labelle, made famous for their unforgettable hit "Lady Marmalade," and later as a solo artist, Patti has achieved remarkable success in music and on the Broadway stage, fiercely dedicated to performing her best and remaining honest with her fans. And while her achievements may be great, Patti's career and life are still ruled by her BELIEF to live life for today and remaining ageless. It's the spirit that counts.

James Taylor - Sunday, November 29

James Taylor has sold well over 100 million albums over his four-decade career with classics such as, "How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You)," "Sweet Baby James," and "You've Got a Friend." After receiving his first break as the first signed artist to the Beatles' Apple Records, and with influences like Joni Mitchell and Carole King, Taylor has easily earned his place as one of the best songwriters of all time. Taylor speaks openly about working hard to avoid his family's curse of addiction, and explains his process of tapping into the emotions that sometimes can only be expressed in a song. Today, Taylor has found value sharing his life and living present, notably with his family and soul mate.

Jeff Bridges - Sunday, December 6

Jeff Bridges first hit the small screen as young boy alongside his father, legendary actor Lloyd Bridges, in television series "Sea Hunt," and throughout his career has been applauded for his ability to shine in diverse roles with his "shaggy charm" to wide popularity and respect from critics. Nominated for an Academy Award six times for films such as, "The Contender" and "Thunderbolt and Lightfoot," he garnered his first win for his turn as a fading country star in "Crazy Heart," a role that reunited Bridges with his passion for music and his band The Abiders. Bridges shares how living in Hollwood royalty shaped his career and "aimless" approach to his performances and living a happy life.